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East Godavari: Here's the smallest 'calf' that listed in Andhra Book of Records and Indian Book of Records
As our ancestors once said that there would be days coming in future where people have to see strange things.
As our ancestors once said that there would be days coming in future where people have to see strange things. However, we are well aware of unique things going on in our surrounding parts. As proof to our ancestor's words, we could see yet another interesting and unique happening in the Andhra Pradesh as we can witness the smallest calf took birth.
The strange thing happened in Gummaluru village of East Godavari district. A cow belonging to a farmer Muthyala Veera Bhadra Rao who is living in Gummaluru gave birth to the smallest Punganur calf. Its height is just 15.6 inches, and its length is only 22 inches. Also, its weight is meagre. It was born with a load of just 7.4 kg.
However, doctors and experts say that such incidents are rare. Annapurna, Chief Editor of the Indian Book of Records, said that the calf is listed the India Book of Records and Andhra Book of Records.
